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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1905
Page
1
Summer clearance items include ladies silk umbrellas at 1.50 each in multiple colors, men’s shirts 1.00 and 1.25 with new styles, children’s lace striped hose 10c a pair, ladies lisle hose 3 pairs for 50c, and various fabric choices priced between 5c and 98c. Also available are wrappers at 98c and assorted fabrics like sateen and gingham at 5c.
Berlin reports the Morgen Post claims Father John Kronstadt was banished to a desolate monastery after alleged transgressions. Despite his denials peasants, led by ardent followers, flock to worship him as the Messiah, while police intervene to end the cult and arrests occur. The monk Tirek struggles to quell the devotion as services are interrupted by cries of divinity.
In a historic exchange, President Roosevelt addresses Kaiser Wilhelm II from Harvard, praising German courtesy and friendship. The message lauds the improving ties between Germany and the United States and expresses hope for future welfare of mankind.
Rumors from St Petersburg report mutiny aboard an emperor’s battleship in Odessa harbor. Eight officers lead the crew in barricades as police clash in the streets, threatening broader revolutionary spread across ports and rail hubs amid government mobilization.
A chaotic report from St Petersburg dated June 29 states troops are terrorized by fire from Kalas and Potemkin ships, hindering firefighting near Odessa. The general staff denies Kuropatkin’s death or suicide and cites Russian gains, while noting Japanese moves in Korea threaten a wedge before peace talks.
June 20 Albany reports the senate adopted the committee’s report approving the assembly charges and set July 11 for the start of Justice Hooker’s hearing. Senator Marka warned of a discrediting opinion arguing removal possible only for in office conduct. Tired of Life notes in Kentucky report of suicide by Mrs. Sarah Raiser. Berlin report says French press tone favorable to avoiding war. Cornell defeats rival in intercollegiate races while Syracuse wins varsity events. Pittsburgh discusses consolidation of unions and potential Cleveland meeting on July. One hundred Germans killed in Karagver, Capetown report. Mt Vernon man struck fatally on railway tracks. Powder works explosion in Emporium Pa. Vale and Harvard row in boat race. 7,100 miles of new railroad under construction in US. Poland strike attempt fails. farmer Hemieraun hospitalized after strokes. Phillipstown Kan storm kills eight.
Homer Davenport the famed cartoonist draws crowds at the Oregon exposition with a scaled replica of his Sieerton farm. Four Arabian horses, unbuyable at princely prices, and a largest private collection of wild animals accompany the display, illustrating Davenport’s treasures and a portrait of his Arabian horse.
June 29 report states Japan wants a early August conference but cannot proceed until Russia names plenipotentiaries and agrees on their number. Possible Russian choices include M Nelidle Hussien ambassador at Paris and Baron Rosex ambassador at Washington. Debates over who should lead the mission and whether Nelstoft or Neto should head persist as St Petersburg ponders. Meanwhile Commander Cameron McR. Winfire to command the Haytlow for plenipotentiaries.
In New York several leaders including Grover Cleveland Morgan J. O'Brien and George Westinghouse oversaw the resignation of all directors who had served. The board named prominent figures as successors and trustees to be elected by policyholders, with other directors chosen by stockholders. A pledge to cooperate in reform was issued and a statement from James and associates was read from the State Superintendent Hendricks. Cleveland then departed for Burnt Hills for a two week rest.
Recount of yesterday's major league results includes Philadelphia beating St. Louis 7 to 4, Brooklyn routing New York 4 to 8, Washington defeating Philadelphia 9 to 4, Detroit over Cleveland 4 to 8, Chicago over Louis 9 to 2, and American Association outcomes Columbus 2 Indianapolis 2, Hangas City 3 Louisville 16 Milwaukee 4.
A fragmentary report notes a dispute over ownership involving Coryille Lal and Hardin Amy over a diggered item, with both sides brandishing shotguns. Amy led the confrontation while Goud Smith fought in the east, but neither side prevailed.
At a Morton monument commission meeting in Indianapolis bids were advertised for the bronze figure part of Morton to be placed on Statehouse grounds. The figure will cost about $25,000 with some twenty designs to be submitted by January 1, 1906. Sculptor Frankie Simmons of Route, Italy is among entrants. location and base design still undecided.
Vigo County National Bank in Terre Haute Indiana closed its doors after a run spurred by reports of a cash shortage. The bank’s board ordered a leak in its notice, United States Bank Examiner W D Frasier took charge, and the directors pledged full deposit repayment. Cashier Coneman resigned amid alleged large discrepancies. authorities warn potential government deposits may be affected. The bank had $1500000 in deposits and $3000000 in assets?
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